1.  Any such divisions may have been exacerbated by the government's evident inability to maintain order and quash a variety of opponents.

2.  Dennis said the Seattle-based airplane maker would see strong orders again this year, though he declined to be specific.

3.  Cuba languishes in limbo, abandoned by its old protector Moscow yet barred from the international order.

4.  DeGrasse used an overly expansive interpretation of that standard, the Appellate Division majority ruled, where a minimalist view was in order.

5.  Derrida seemed to be thinking out loud "To discover ... who is hidden, who gives me orders.

6.  Dervishes could meet and perform their rituals only in secret until 1954, when their order was legalized and the annual celebration in Konya was allowed to resume.

7.  Depending on the models, the options would add $106.5 million to $153 million to the order.

8.  Depending on the outcome of talks, county officials said they might also seek a temporary restraining order to stop county election workers from striking.

9.  Despair Inc. accepts orders only through its Web site, although Kersten and associates are working on adding a toll-free number.

10.  Cummins said the company is set to ship the system "as soon as we get an order."